Mexico is the EU's second-largest trading partner in Latin America.

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• The ranking refers to trade in goods; EU-Mexico trade in services was €29.7 billion in 2024.
• The margin separating Mexico (€86.8 billion) from the EU's largest Latin American partner, Brazil (over €87 billion), is very small.
• Sources consulted are official EU pages (European Commission DG Trade and Council of the EU infographics) that reproduce Eurostat 2025 data; the specific 'second-largest in Latin America' phrasing appears in EU communications (e.g. Commission statements around the EU-Mexico deal, May 2026) rather than in a single statistical table.

Sources

• PrimaryConsilium — Council of the EU: EU-Mexico trade: facts and figuresIn 2025 EU-Mexico trade was valued at over €86 billion: roughly €53 billion in exports and almost €34 billion in imports. The EU was Mexico's third-largest trading partner.
• PrimaryConsilium — Council of the EU: EU-Brazil trade: facts and figuresIn 2025 EU-Brazil trade was valued at over €87 billion with over €44 billion of imports and almost €43 billion of exports.
• PrimaryEuropean Commission — DG Trade: EU trade relations with MexicoIn 2025, the EU was Mexico's third-largest trading partner (with bilateral trade in goods amounting to €86.8 billion) after the United States and China.
• SecondaryEuronews — EU clinches new trade deal with MexicoTrade between both sides reached €86.8 billion in goods in 2025, alongside €29.7 billion in services in 2024.